CQMSA Education Program - Module 4 Quiz

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What's the best way to make someone feel comfortable disclosing their sexual orientation or gender identity?

1 point

Have a spot on an intake form

Asking every patient non-judgementally to normalize the question

Don't ask - queer people will tell you

Queer people would rather not disclose it, so no conversation is necessary

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What 3 "P's" are added to the traditional 5 Ps of a sexual history?

1 point

Positions, pleasure, partner violence

Particular holes, partner violence, personality (top or bottom)

Preferences, pleasure, partner violence

Preferences, positions, pairs

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What is the age of consent in Canada?

1 point

18, no exceptions

16, no exceptions

15, with a "close in age" provision

16, with a "close in age" provision

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Which of the following is false?

1 point

LGBTQ youth experience more barriers to accessing care than LGBTQ adults

Always offer a pregnancy test for any sexually active teen with a uterus whose LMP was over 4 weeks ago

Parental support of sexual orientation and gender identity is a negative predictive factor for mental health outcomes

A good pediatric sexual history includes discussion of STIs, pregnancy, and vaccinations

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When performing a pelvic exam on a transmasculine/nonbinary individual, which of the following is NOT recommended

1 point

Allowing them to introduce the speculum themselves, if desired

Once having started the exam, do not stop until finished

Use a trauma-informed approach

Provide alternatives to the dorsal lithotomy position

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In your approach to a trans/gender diverse patient, which of the following is an example of gender inclusive language

1 point

Menses

Erogenous tissue

Biological male

Vagina

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